Storage Conditions of Pharmaceutical Products
Storage Conditions as per IP & USP: Cold, Cool, Room Temperature, Warm, Excessive heat, Freezer, Dry Place, Deep Freezer, GPAT,
Pharmaceutics
Evaluation of Gels | Pharmaceutics
Evaluation of Gels: Appearance, Skin Irritation, pH, Viscosity, Drug content, Spreadability, Stability tests
Alcohol Strength | Proof Spirit & % Calculation
Pharmaceutical Calculation: Proof Spirit, Over Proof & Under Proof
Evaluation of Ophthalmic preparation | Pharmacy Notes-GPAT Pharmacist Drug Inspector
Evaluation of Ophthalmic preparation: Sterility Test, Clarity Test, Leaker Test, Ocular toxicity & Irritation, Tonicity, Viscosity
Ophthalmic Product |Pharmacy Notes | GPAT DI Pharmacist
Ophthalmic preparation are Sterile product essentially free from foreign particle & meant for instillation into the eye in space between eye lid & eye balls. or Ophthalmic preparations are sterilized dosage forms designed to be instilled onto the external surface of the eye (topical), administered inside the eye (intraocular) or adjacent to it (periocular, e.g., …
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Type of Capsules |Pharmaceutics
Type of capsule: Hard Gelatin, Soft Gelatin, HPMC, Enteric coated & Modified release capsule, HPMC & Pullulan (Vegetarian capsule)
Evaluation of Suspension: Pharmaceutics
Evaluation of Pharmaceutical Suspension: Sedimentation volume, Zeta-potential/Electro-Kinetic property, Reology, Redispersibility,Pharmaceutical, Suspension
Latin term and Abbreviation commonly used in prescription writing
Latin term Abbreviation Meaning ad ad to, up to ad lib. at pleasure adde add add (thou) agita agit shake, stir alternis horis alt. h. every other hour ana a.a. or aa of each ante a. before ante cibum a.c. before food, before meals ante …
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Rheology: Physical Pharmacy
Reology: Physical Pharmacy, Types of Fluid flow, Newtonian Flow, Non-newtonian Flow (Plastic, pseudoplastic and Dilant flow)
Official standards/Grades of powders | Indian Pharmacopoeia
Official Standard/Grade for Powder: IP (Indian Pharmacopoeia): Coarse powder, Moderately coarse powder, Moderately fine powder, Fine powder, Very Fine powder